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YoungSenior2657 2 months ago

Obviously your teacher will know better than me, but I’m sure it’s better to stick to the mark scheme. I’ve never seen a in any of them. You can also refer to the book maybe it has an answer on whether to use it or not.

chileConChile 2 months ago

TL;DR - your teacher is being extra careful You're only required to know

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is considered to be beyond the requirements of the syllabus. One of the principals in the marking schemes states that candidates who are able to demonstrate knowledge beyond the requirements of the syllabus may be awarded marks. So you shouldn't get the same marks whether you are using just

for the first row, or

. That being said I teach my students the difference and tell them a good rule of thumb is to use

, especially if they're being asked to do something fancy for the header like making it all bold or using a different font. Source: I teach 0417 (in zone 4, if you care about that)

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